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Accountability

Achievement; beliefs and; goals and; individual ; intrinsic motivation and; mastery and; purpose and Adams, Scott

Addiction, extrinsic rewards and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Twain Adversity, responses to Affirmative action, ethics and Akerlof, George Aknin, Lara

Algorithmic tasks; extrinsic rewards and Allowances, for children Alpine Access Altruism, rewards and Amabile, Teresa; and algorithmic tasks; and creativity The Amateurs: The Story of Four Young Men and Their Quest for an Olympic Gold Medal, Halberstam Anderson, Brad

Anderson, Max Anderson, Ray

Anxiety, profit goals and Apache

Ariely, Dan; Predictably Irrational Art, autonomy and Artists: and mastery; motivations Aspirations of college graduates Asymptote, mastery as Atlassian Auden, W. H.

Australia, software company Autonomous motivation Autonomy; business management and; child’s allowances and; in child’s homework ; contingent rewards and; control and; and creativity ; and motivation; need for ; in organizations; and performance; and purpose; ROWE and ; Type I behavior and Autotelic experiences; work and. See also “Flow”

Baard, Paul

Baby-boom generation; and purpose Baseline rewards Bazerman, Max B Corporations

Becker, Gary

Behavior: good, rewards and; motivations for; negative consequences; types A

and B; types I and X, —unethical, extrinsic motivation and. See also Type I behavior; Type X behavior Behavioral economics Behavioral science: self- determination theory; work categories Beliefs, and achievements Bénabou, Roland Best Buy

Beyond Boredom and Anxiety: Experiencing Flow in Work and Play, Csikszentmihalyi Bharat, Krishna Big Picture Learning Billable hours

Biological drives Blood donors, motivation Boston Globe Brain, response to rewards Breen, Bill, The Future of Management Bucheit, Paul

Buffett, Warren Built to Last, Collins and Porras Business management: and autonomy ; goals of; McGregor’s approaches to ; premises of; problems of; as technology Business model, open source Business organizations; management of; and motivation; policies of ; and purpose; Type I toolkit for. See also Business management

Cadet Basic Training Call centers Candle problem

Cannon-Brookes, Mike Carrot-and-stick. See Punishment; Rewards Carse, James P., Finite and Infinite Games: A Vision of Life as Play and Possibility Casinos

Cézanne, Paul

Challenges, as opportunities Chambliss, Daniel Charitable acts, monetary incentives and Charitable giving, as corporate policy Chen, Jenova

Children: chores for; and “flow” state; motivation of Coe, Sebastian

Collins, Jim; and Drucker, Peter F. ; Good to Great Colvin, Geoff, Talent Is Overrated: What Really Separates World-Class Performers from Everybody Else Commissioned art Compensation, motivational Competence, need for Competing for the Future, Hamel Competition, within groups Complexity of work Compliance; Motivation 2.0 and Computers; and intellectual labor Conduct, code of, and purpose Contingent rewards; and creativity. See also “If- then” rewards Control: autonomy and; bosses and management and Controlled motivation Conversation starters Cooperatives

Cornell University, autonomy study Cowell, Simon

Creativity; extrinsic motivators and ; freedom in; motivations and; rewards and Creativity: Flow and the Psychology of Discovery and Invention, Csikszentmihalyi Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly ; Beyond Boredom and Anxiety;

Creativity; Finding Flow: The Psychology of Engagement with Everyday Life; Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience ; Good Work: When Excellence and Ethics Meet; measurement of “flow,” and purpose Customer service representatives